A lack of strategically making a study plan may lead to confusion and chaos while studying for the SAT test. Tutor pace suggests that there are certain benefits of finding commonalities between all 3 sections of the SAT test.
For instance, research has proven that those students, who were read bed-time stories during their childhood, became better math problem solvers. Hence, the students who are good in reading will not only do well in the SAT critical reading section but they have a higher probability of scoring well in SAT Mathematics as well.
Tutor pace identifies 3 benefits of overlapping question content in the SAT test sections
1- Skill development:
Developing one skill can lead to a good score in more than one section. For instance, if the student is able to do well in the SAT reasoning test, then SAT